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# AN AUGMENTED IIM FOR HELMHOLTZ/POISSON EQUATIONS ON IRREGULAR DOMAINS IN COMPLEX SPACE

@inproceedings{Zhang2015ANAI,
title={AN AUGMENTED IIM FOR HELMHOLTZ/POISSON EQUATIONS ON IRREGULAR DOMAINS IN COMPLEX SPACE},
author={Sidong Zhang and Liu Zhilin},
year={2015}
}
• Published 2015
• Mathematics, Computer Science
In this paper, an augmented immersed interface method has been developed for Helmholtz/Poisson equations on irregular domains in complex space. One of motivations of this paper is for simulations of wave scattering in different geometries. This paper is the first immersed interface method in complex space. The new method utilizes a combination of methodologies including the immersed interface method, a fast Fourier transform, augmented strategies, least squares interpolations, and the…
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